I've got a number of guns that need to head out the door so that other, higher priority things can be done. Family first. I don't necessarily want to part with these but as I mature with age I realize that I can replace toys in the future. So, I'm asking what I want for these without much wiggle room on prices. My FFL charges me $15 plus the cost of shipping so add that to the prices below. Please PM me with an email address and I'll get you some pictures. I'll try to post pictures as I get the chance. Also, please ask me questions using the PM function as I don't always see questions that get posted in the thread, please...
1 - M1 Garand made by Harrington & Richardson (HRA) - CMP rifle with almost all original HRA parts. All parts are USGI and might be original to the rifle as there were lots of sub-contracted parts during that period. Beautifully reconditioned original stock. T.E. of about 4 and a very good muzzle. Have had this rifle since early 2000s and is one of my favorites. Will come with CMP certificate. - $1200
2 - M1 Garand made by Winchester - CMP rifle that I've restored significantly with USGI Winchester (WRA) parts over the years. All major components (bolt, trigger group, gas cylinder, op-rod, etc.) are WRA except barrel is a late WWII Springfield replacement and stock is a new production walnut with contours close to WWII profile. Barrel T.E. is about 2 and muzzle is perfect. This was my shooter. Very good looking, shooting rifle. Comes with CMP bill of sale and certificate (if I can find it after 5 moves) - $1250
3 - 1903 Springfield Mark 1 sporter in .35 Whelen - Project rifle that's been like a hole that I dumped money into and I don't want to dump more in....and I will if I keep it. Douglas XX Premium barrel finished off at 23" and mounted with a Redfield ramp front sight. Wanted to keep it retro so it's been D&T's for a Buehler base and rings and mounted with a very nice condition El Paso Weaver K4. Buehler low mount safety is also installed. Metal is fully polished and nicely blued. The rifle is super light due to the lightweight Boyds walnut stock. It's a Classic sporter configuration and took a considerable amount of epoxy to get it to fit the receiver snuggly. It looks good from 10 feet but replacing it with a nicer, classier piece of walnut was going to be the final piece to this project. I don't want to spend another dime on this rifle as I just won't use it. I'll include a partial box of 225 gr Sierra Pro Hunters and my set of RCBS full length dies - $800
4 - Smith & Wesson 629 Mountain Gun in .44 mag. Perfect condition with original box and grips. Come with speed loader and reproduction checkered target grips which help disperse recoil much better than the factory rubbers. Will also throw in a leather Blackhawk brand right hand holster that can be carried strong side or crossdraw. This is about 10 years old and does have the internal lock. Shoots great little groups with the right ammo. - $775
5 - Mossberg 930 Waterfowl semi-auto shotgun - 12 gauge 3" chamber. 28" barrel. Black synthetic stock. Super low round count but it has been in the woods and fields a bit so there are a few slight scuff marks here and there. Functions great with all kinds of loads. Comes with two or three choke tubes plus stock spacers and original papers. - $430
I'll be adding a few more firearms (couple Glocks, a Buck Mark, maybe another shotgun, etc.) in the next day or so. Stand by. Thanks.
No, I'm not really interested in trades at this time. I might consider a partial trade for an excellent, factory condition Gen 3 Glock 23. But that's it for now.
I accept personal checks and USPS money orders for payment.
Correct. They're very good reproductions that came from overseas. Very well done and hand filling which is why I bought them. They do have S&W medallions.
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